I’m a firm believer that anyone can improve in this respect – it might just take a lot of time and hard work.As a recovering (functional) alcoholic and all around piece of crap human being, I’ve spent a ton of time trying to figure out why I did the things I did, reacted the way I did to situations, thought the way I did about things, and why I was who I was, essentially.

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I find it difficult to figure out how you did all of that for only 30k but you did save a lot on sweat equity. my experience is, even if you do the work yourself, you still need help.if you pulled a permit, which I'm sure you did, I'm surprised the village let you do all of the plumbing yourself. that's definitely needed by a licensed guy and registered by the health dept (even though plumbing isn't all that difficult to DIY).great to live in a flip; just would take a while before it's functional to live in but definitely attainable with heat and hitting the local health club to take a shower. :)maybe it took him 8 months from beginning to closing. if it was an 8 month rehab, he definitely spent more than $30k in labor & materials.

The national debt for one thing does not benefit from rising rates nor is the Fed interested in chocking off a yet robust economy.  

He also informed me that the stove in his units (as well as 5 others in the building) were not functioning.

Hey @Jessica Zolotorofe I highly suggest to use the browser of your phone in signing in to BP, it's basically the same and has better functions.

This arrangement provides the flexibility to turn 3 SFR’s into the functional equivalent of any combination of 2 or 3 residences, or 1 very large home. 

If I want to put in a low ball offer you need to be 100% supportive in selling the offer to the sellers agent.I would expect you to be bringing me pocket listings.Your function is not to sell me on a product, as my agent you find properties that fit my criteria and you act as a middle man in the negotiations under my direction.

Mortgage rates are rising quickly, obviously affects affordability but we don't have affordable housing now :) and the rates even in the 5's are not a deterrent to buying.SFR rents are so strong right now - again a function of inventory - that the properties still perform at the higher prices.

This feels slow to us, but we expect is a function of a) the growth trajectory of the property manager’s business; b) the materiality of the unit rehabs3.